🇸🇬 Singapore

Siemens Digital Industries Software@Grab

A Tecnomatix rollout at Grab took plant and field operations out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Autodesk@Grab

Teams at Grab moved product lifecycle data onto Autodesk after local tools started to collide.

Anthropic@Grab

5.7pp increase in merchant issue resolution rate, 8% growth in inbound merchant conversations, and 25% reduction in negative merchant sentiment.

Snyk@Grab

Grab standardized build and deploy on Snyk instead of keeping parallel copies.

VMware@Grab

A vSphere rollout at Grab took applied AI delivery out of inboxes and into a named queue.

SentinelOne@Grab

Grab standardized inbound threat mail on SentinelOne instead of keeping parallel copies.

Siemens Digital Industries Software@Grab Holdings

Siemens Digital Industries Software is how Grab Holdings keeps product design visible to people who have to act on it.

Oracle@Grab Holdings

A Oracle Database rollout at Grab Holdings took record to report out of inboxes and into a named queue.

Check Point@Grab Holdings

In Singapore, Grab Holdings relies on Check Point for remote access.

Salesforce@Olam

Olam runs revenue operations on Salesforce so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

Appian@Olam

Olam uses Process HQ to take incidents and requests through a single workflow instead of email chains.

Pega@Olam

Olam runs shared services on Pega so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

MongoDB@Olam

Olam runs applied machine learning on MongoDB so ownership is obvious when work stalls.

ADP@Olam

When employee records outgrew homegrown tracking, Olam brought in ADP.

Qlik@Olam

Consumer Staples teams at Olam treat Qlik as the working layer for applied machine learning.

Snowflake@Olam

Horizon Catalog sits in the daily path at Olam, especially for analysts and finance partners.

Dropbox@ONE

Teams at ONE moved contract routing onto Dropbox after local tools started to collide.

AVEVA@ONE

ONE folded AVEVA Unified Operations into change control so engineering and quality share one view of product lifecycle data.

Synopsys@ONE

Teams at ONE moved product design onto Synopsys after local tools started to collide.

Databricks@ONE

When feature pipelines outgrew homegrown tracking, ONE brought in Databricks.

GitLab@ONE

When build and deploy outgrew homegrown tracking, ONE brought in GitLab.

Sage@ONE

ONE asked for a cleaner operating picture of procurement and payables. Sage is what they run.

PayPal@Razer

Razer standardized online checkout on PayPal instead of keeping parallel copies.

Infor@Razer

Razer standardized financial close on Infor instead of keeping parallel copies.

AWS@Razer

Shared Amazon S3 workspaces help Razer keep data platform operations honest across teams.

Red Hat@Razer

Red Hat Insights sits in the daily path at Razer, especially for data engineers.

Microsoft@Sea

Consumer Discretionary teams at Sea treat Microsoft as the working layer for hybrid collaboration.

PagerDuty@Sea

Consumer Discretionary teams at Sea treat PagerDuty as the working layer for detection engineering.

Adobe@Sea

In Singapore, Sea relies on Adobe for experience delivery.

MongoDB@Sea

In Singapore, Sea relies on MongoDB for applied machine learning.

Stripe@Sea

Finance and product at Sea review subscription billing in Stripe Treasury rather than in personal files.

PayPal@Sea

A Braintree rollout at Sea took monetization out of inboxes and into a named queue.

GitLab@Sea

GitLab Security sits in the daily path at Sea, especially for developers and AppSec.

Grafana Labs@Sea

Loki became the place Sea uses to turn operational signals into detections the SOC can actually use.

Shopify@Sea

Shared Shopify Markets workspaces help Sea keep digital commerce honest across teams.

Red Hat@Singapore Airlines

Red Hat is how Singapore Airlines keeps workload migration visible to people who have to act on it.

Akamai@Singapore Airlines

When edge delivery outgrew homegrown tracking, Singapore Airlines brought in Akamai.

Okta@Singapore Airlines

Teams at Singapore Airlines moved access control onto Okta after local tools started to collide.

Cadence@Singapore Airlines

A Sigrity rollout at Singapore Airlines took virtual testing out of inboxes and into a named queue.